Jankovich. Does he do any of the voices? The rabbi @ the beginning of 'pretty fly for a rabbi' sounds just like one of the rabbis (rabbits?) in Jewbilee. By the way, I *AM* seriously anti-semitic, in case anyone was curious.
Weird Al
I'm not familiar with Weird Al or Big Gay Al, so I don't think I can help you, but which rabbi do you mean? There was a whole council of them!
We worship Moses here. Your synagogue of anti-semites is too strange. Get out and do not return.
On Fri, 27 Sep 2002 21:06:19 -0400, [email] wrote:
If you heard the beginning of Pretty Fly for a Rabbi you'd know what I mean. here. http://palmos.vmlinuz.org/~vmlinuz/rabbi.mp3
Fine! Jewbillee is the time of Haman! You will all see how wrong you are very soon! When Haman returns from the ninth tower of Death Illusionment and smotes Moses and all his followers into pillars of dust, that would cry for their petty lives but can't, having recently been turned into dust and all. You will see! You will see this very night!
Weird Al hasn't ever done any South Park voices to my knowledge. You may be interested to know that a jewish accent is not at all difficult to do (if you're a voice actor or just very clever, like me), and it usually ends up sounding much the same no matter who does the voice.
- David Angelovich
"Diesel" wrote in message news:[email]...
Diesel wrote in message news:[email]...
No, but Mary Kay Bergman, who did voices for many female characters on South Park (before she died), did provide her voice for "Pretty Fly for a Rabbi" ("How ya doin', Bernie?")
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002 21:55:48 GMT, "Grude" wrote:
Interesting! Thanks. I never noticed any voice changes on SP tho? Like in, say, Maude on Simpsons.
Diesel wrote in message news:[email]...
Here's a link to Mary Kay's IMDb info (the Weird Al credit is in "Other Works") ... she's done quite a lot in the voice-acting business, even before South Park.
Actually I read someplace that she didn't do a voice for "Pretty Fly." They wanted her to do Sheila's voice from SP, but she thought that would cause a conflict with Comedy Central, so they used Tress MacNeille's Fran Drescher impression instead and MKB did the female voice in the song about Jerry Springer.
Ah I was close! But the voice on the Jerry Springer song sounds even more like her to me though, than Tress MacNeille. KyleIke13~ The chick obsessed with Matt Stone =) <A HREF="http://www.treehugginhippiecrap.com">Tree Huggin' Hippie Crap!</A> "The madness...THE MADNESS!"
Willie Westwood wrote in message news:mykm9.2367$[email]...
Guess I was wrong in my above replies, oops. I knew that Tress MacNielle also did vocals for that song, but I also thought they both she and Bergman sang the "How ya doin, Bernie?" bit (unless a "chorus" filter was added onto MacNielle's voice, giving the effect of multiple voices, which Weird Al usually does on his songs most of the time).